U.S. President George Bush's first State of the Union address

U.S. President George Bush's first State of the Union address. Frequently interrupted by applause following statements on the freedom of Panama, Poland, East Germany, Czechoslovaki, and proposals regarding the homeless and disabled, the American worker, and improving high schools while aiming at a 90% graduation rate by 2000, cut capital gains tax, preserve social security, get health costs under control, rid the land of bigotry and hate, cutting armed forces in Europe to 190,000. Cites 70% more funds for fighting drugs. Encourages Americans to talk with their grandparents.